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Magna Germania
Magna Germania 9 AD
1.1 The Roman motivation for the occupation of Germania
1.2 The large Loess plains of Germania as priority occupation goals
1.3 The Hellweg Boerde as a landscape with far developed agriculture and transportation infrastructure
1.4 The Gallo-Romance colonization of Germania east of the Rhine
1.5 Gallo-Romance settlers in Magna Germania after the occupation
Roads
Roman roads in Magna Germania
2.1 Roman roads in Magna Germania
2.2 The construction of the Roman roads in Magna Germania
2.3 Roman roads from the Rhine to the Hellweg Boerde
2.4 The Roman road network around the Hellweg Boerde
2.5 The Roman road from the Hellweg Boerde to the Magdeburg Boerde
2.6 The Roman road from the Hellweg Boerde to the Thuringian basin
2.7 Roman signal ways
Military Bases
Roman military bases in Magna Germania
3.1 The legionary fortress Aliso in present-day Unna
3.2 The Roman fort crossways Haarweg / Kriegerweg
3.3 The Roman camp Oesterholz
Annex
Annex A: Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
Annex A: Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
A.1 The information availabe for the localization of the Teutoburg Forest Battle
A.2 Determination of the location of the summer camp
A.3 Determination of the insurrectionary tribe
A.4 Determination of the location of the ambush
A.5 The course of the battle
A.6 The connection with the Saltus Teutoburgiensis mentioned by Tacitus as the site of the battle
A.7 The grave mound built by Germanicus
A.8 The grave mounds of the Germani
A.9 The sacred groves of the Germani
A.10 Verification of the theorie
Annex B: Battle on the wilds
Annex C: Battle at the pontes longi
Annex D: Battle of Idistaviso
Annex E: Battle of the Angrivarian Wall
Annex E: Battle of the Angrivarian Wall
E.1 The information availabe for the localization of the Battle of the Angrivarian Wall
E.2 The course of the Battle of the Angrivarian Wall
Annex F: Battle of Arbalo
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Magna Germania
Magna Germania 9 AD
1.1 The Roman motivation for the occupation of Germania
1.2 The large Loess plains of Germania as priority occupation goals
1.3 The Hellweg Boerde as a landscape with far developed agriculture and transportation infrastructure
1.4 The Gallo-Romance colonization of Germania east of the Rhine
1.5 Gallo-Romance settlers in Magna Germania after the occupation
Roads
Roman roads in Magna Germania
2.1 Roman roads in Magna Germania
2.2 The construction of the Roman roads in Magna Germania
2.3 Roman roads from the Rhine to the Hellweg Boerde
2.4 The Roman road network around the Hellweg Boerde
2.5 The Roman road from the Hellweg Boerde to the Magdeburg Boerde
2.6 The Roman road from the Hellweg Boerde to the Thuringian basin
2.7 Roman signal ways
Military Bases
Roman military bases in Magna Germania
3.1 The legionary fortress Aliso in present-day Unna
3.2 The Roman fort crossways Haarweg / Kriegerweg
3.3 The Roman camp Oesterholz
Annex
Annex A: Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
Annex A: Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
A.1 The information availabe for the localization of the Teutoburg Forest Battle
A.2 Determination of the location of the summer camp
A.3 Determination of the insurrectionary tribe
A.4 Determination of the location of the ambush
A.5 The course of the battle
A.6 The connection with the Saltus Teutoburgiensis mentioned by Tacitus as the site of the battle
A.7 The grave mound built by Germanicus
A.8 The grave mounds of the Germani
A.9 The sacred groves of the Germani
A.10 Verification of the theorie
Annex B: Battle on the wilds
Annex C: Battle at the pontes longi
Annex D: Battle of Idistaviso
Annex E: Battle of the Angrivarian Wall
Annex E: Battle of the Angrivarian Wall
E.1 The information availabe for the localization of the Battle of the Angrivarian Wall
E.2 The course of the Battle of the Angrivarian Wall
Annex F: Battle of Arbalo
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DE
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